Java(tm) Mailserver 

• LocalDomain
  # sample: LocalDomain=yourdomain.com
  # syntax: LocalDomain=domain name of the local domain
  # local domain name will be used to differentiate between local and remote mail
  
• Home
  # sample: Home=D\:\\mailserver
  # syntax: Home=valid path to the mailserver work directory
  # full path to the directory where the usermaildirectories will be
  # and status files can be created
  
• DNServer
  # sample: DNServer=192.168.100.100
  # syntax: DNServer=IP address of your DNS Server
  # Domain Name Server that should be used for nameresolution
  # and status files can be created
  
• POP3.localPort
  # sample: POP3.localPort=110
  # syntax: POP3.localPort=portnumber
  # the local POP server - 110 is default
  
• POP3.timeout
  # sample: POP3.timeout=30000
  # syntax: POP3.timeout=milliseconds
  # porttimeout in milliseconds
  

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• Fetch
  # sample: Fetch0=pop.yourISP1.com;username1;password1;110
  # sample: Fetch1=pop.yourISP2.com;username2;password2;110
  # syntax: Fetchx=Popservername;Username;Password;PopServer Port
  # to fetch automatically mail from remote POP accounts
  # the usernames used for this accounts MUST be either valid mailserver users
  # or alias of existing users !!
  
• SMTP.server
  # sample: SMTP.server=mail.youISP.com
  # syntax: SMTP.server=name of your ISPs mailserver
  # your ISPs SMTP server, where all outgouing mail will be forwarded to
  # if no DNSServer is specified or no MX record for a specific domain is found
  
• SMTP.remotePort
  # sample: SMTP.remotePort=25
  # syntax: SMTP.remotePort=portnumber
  # the port for the remote SMTP server (your ISPs), for outgoing mail
  # will only be used if SMTP.server is specified and no DNSServer is used
  
• SMTP.localPort
  # sample: SMTP.localPort=25
  # syntax: SMTP.localPort=portnumber
  # the port for the local SMTP server, for incomming requests
  
• SMTP.timeout
  # sample: SMTP.timeout=30000
  # syntax: SMTP.timeout=milliseconds
  # Socket timeout in milliseconds
  
• SMTP.filterClass
  # sample: SMTP.filterClass=at.jps.mailserver.ProhibitRelayFilter
  # syntax: SMTP.filterClass=full qualified classname implementing at.jps.mailserver.IncomingMailFilter
  # this class has to be in you CLASSPATH and will be instantiated
  # once at startup. It will be used to filter incoming mail
  # can be used for filtering spammail and to prohibit mail relaying
  # ! not used in this release !
  

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• User.username
  # sample: User.bob=Bobby;Postmaster;AndSoOn
  # syntax: User.username=alias1;alias2;alias3
  # specify several alias' for an existing useraccount
  # caution ! alle usernames are stored in lowercase ! therefore 'username' has also to be specified in lower case
  
• User.unknown
  # sample: User.unknown=Bob
  # syntax: User.unknown=existingusername
  # this property specifies an existing user to which all undeliverable local mail
  # will be send to
  
• User.admin
  # sample: User.admin=Bob
  # syntax: User.admin=existingusername
  # this property specifies an existing user how will be treated as postmaster
  # all allerts (copies if any) and bugreports will be sent to
  

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• Logfile.POP3
  # sample: Logfile.POP3=D\:\\mailserver\\pop3.log
  # syntax: Logfile.POP3=filename of logfile
  # logfile for POP3 traffic
  
• Logfile.SMTP
  # sample: Logfile.SMTP=D\:\\mailserver\\smtp.log
  # syntax: Logfile.SMTP=filename of logfile
  # logfile for SMTP traffic
  
• Logfile.Sender
  # sample: Logfile.Sender=D\:\\mailserver\\sender.log
  # syntax: Logfile.Sender=filename of logfile
  # logfile for outgoing mail traffic
  
• Logfile.Fetcher
  # sample: Logfile.Fetcher=D\:\\mailserver\\fetcher.log
  # syntax: Logfile.Fetcher=filename of logfile
  # logfile for mail fetched from remote mail accounts
  
• Logfile.Status
  # sample: Logfile.Status=D\:\\mailserver\\status.log
  # syntax: Logfile.Status=filename of logfile
  # logfile for status reports
  
• Logfile.Transaction
  # sample: Logfile.Transaction=D\:\\mailserver\\tx.log
  # syntax: Logfile.Transaction=filename of logfile
  # logfile for transaction logs
  

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• Fetcher.delay_time
  # sample: Fetcher.delay_time=10
  # syntax: Fetcher.delay_time=time in minutes
  # delay between accesses to remote mailbox by fetcher daemon
  
• Fetcher.runDaemon
  # sample: Fetcher.runDaemon=true
  # syntax: Fetcher.runDaemon=true/false
  # enable/disable fetcher daemon ie. collect remote mail locally
  # use this setting only if your mailserver has permanent internet access
  
• Sender.runDaemon
  # sample: Sender.runDaemon=true
  # syntax: Sender.runDaemon=true/false
  # enable/disable sender daemon ie. to send outgoing mail immediatly
  # use this setting only if your mailserver has permanent internet access
  
• Sender.reply_timeout
  # sample: Sender.reply_timeout=500
  # syntax: Sender.reply_timeout=milliseconds
  # timeout for incoming mail, to avoid broken connections waiting forever
  
• Sender.wait_timeout
  # sample: Sender.wait_timeout=20
  # syntax: Sender.wait_timeout=minutes
  # retry time for undeliveravle outgoing mails
  

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• BigBrother
  # sample: BigBrother=true
  # syntax: BigBrother=true/false
  # send a copy of each mail incoming & outgoing to the mail admin
  # should be used for testing purpose only
  
• ShowStatusWindow
  # sample: ShowStatusWindow=true
  # syntax: ShowStatusWindow=true/false
  # opens a swing gui window for displaying mail transaction results
  # not fully supported in this release
  
• RegisterRMIInterface
  # sample: RegisterRMIInterface=false
  # syntax: ShowStatusWindow=true/false
  # allows remote administration of a running server instance
  # not fully supported in this release
  

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• JDBC.enabled
  # sample: JDBC.enabled=false
  # syntax: JDBC.enabled=true/false
  # use a JDBC database instead of the local filesystem as mailstore
  
• JDBC.driver
  # sample: JDBC.Driver=org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver
  # syntax: JDBC.Driver=full qualified classname of JDBC driver
  # the JDBC driver class has to be in your CLASSPATH
  
• JDBC.URL
  # ssample: JDBC.URL=jdbc\:mysql\://www.yourdomain.com\:3306/MAIL?User=Bob&Password=pwd&autoReconnect=true
  # syntax: JDBC.URL=a valid URL for your JDBC driver ( see JDBC driver doc for details)
  # the JDBC driver class has to be in your CLASSPATH